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A student checks Twitter on their phone on Nov. 17 at the University of Arizona. 

Officials address social media threats targeting Pima County schools

Sophia Hammer
September 25, 2024
Local group Survivor Shield hosted an art market on Saturday, April 1, the proceeds of which were donated to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.

Local group Survivor Shield hosts market to support survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence

Cole Fields
April 15, 2023
A mural is showcased for the pop-up show at &gallery painted by Tania Verdugo, framed by flowers from the ceiling. 

&gallery pop-up show promotes longtime artist Tania Verdugo

AJ “Stash” Castillo
April 7, 2023
Cafe Maggie is a local Fourth Avenue coffee shop open daily 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The menu features many vegan options and offers a comfortable place to study.  

Five close-to-campus coffee spots for studious UA students

Andrea Campos
April 6, 2023
Pop Cycle features all local products and many from only recycled material. 

Tucson themed shops: An artistic perspective

AJ “Stash” Castillo
February 23, 2023
The 15th annual Gem and Jam Festival took place over the weekend of Feb 3-5 at the Pima County Fairgrounds. The music festival and gem show fetured over 100 performers and visiters from all over the world. 

Live music and relaxation: A look into the 15th annual Gem & Jam Festival

Maayan Cohen
February 8, 2023
An image of a map of Downtown Tucson by Farrah Rodriguez.

OPINION: Broaden your horizons and shop local in Tucson

Ben Pope and Kate Herreras-Zinman
November 16, 2022
A Sun Link streetcar on Fourth Avenue.                             

Five local shops to visit only a Sun Link ride away from campus

AJ “Stash” Castillo
July 15, 2022
A stack of books of different volumes with an open copy of "Romeo and Juliet" sitting at the front.

Stories to give you a break from your textbooks

Hannah Martuscello
July 12, 2022
Vacations Band performing song “Time Crisis.”

Tucson fans take a trip with Australian indie band Vacations

Alexzandria Martinez from El Inde Arizona
April 20, 2022
The MSA Annex entrance. 

The many shops and eateries of the local MSA Annex

Audrey De Leon
April 13, 2022
Alex's Weekly Roundup is a weekly column where Opinions writer Alexzandria Martinez goes over the top new music each week.

COLUMN: Alex’s music roundup April 5

Alexzandria Martinez
March 31, 2022
John Bollaert plays his guitar in his office space on Tues. Nov. 9, in Tucson.

Good products for good people

Vic Verbalaitis
February 9, 2022
The Basements win the Dusk 2021 Battle of the Bands competition on Oct. 1. Members include UA students Sebastian Driver, lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist, Brandon Pors, lead guitarist, Dylan Goode, bass guitarist, Alex Sciortino, drummer and Martin Calderon Jr., backup vocalist and keyboard player.  

UA students win Dusk 2021 Battle of the Bands

Abbie Kosoc
October 5, 2021
 Photo courtesy of Sophie McTear. Main stage of Groundworks. 

Aspiring music artists have found their home at Groundworks

Sean Fagan
April 18, 2021
A flyer designed by Terrell Henry for Blax Friday, a resource for Black-owned businesses in Arizona. (Courtesy Blax Friday) 

Blax Friday: A look into the directory for local Black-owned businesses

Madison Beveridge
March 30, 2021
Floating from the slick white walls of the &gallery, a colorful array of handmade skateboards illuminate the gallery space. 

‘Locals Only’ art show skates onto Fourth Avenue

Tia Stephens
March 20, 2021
Fourth Avenue is a popular street in Tucson known for its locally-owned stores and restaurants. The avenue is constantly changing; what used to be a gift store in 2009 on 522 N. 4th Ave. is currently a clothing store called Sky and Sand. 

A look back on Tucson’s historic Fourth Avenue

Hillary Schiff
February 16, 2021
Sophia Laing's art pieces "From Death, With Love" and "The Smoker." Laing's art is part of the local youth-run Carnegiea Literary Magazine's charity print sale with all proceeds from the sale going to No More Deaths. (Courtesy Carnegiea Literary Magazine)

Art activism: Carnegiea Literary Magazine opens charity print shop for No More Deaths

Gloria Gomez
January 21, 2021
 The vibrant outside of Fourth Avenue staple, Hurricane Records, taken on Friday November 6, 2020. 

Around the Corner: The birth of Hurricane Records

Abbie Kosoc
December 7, 2020
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